Recreated 2500 Right Side PCB (MPC-STUFF)

Based on your stated skill level, I'd have to agree with you. Changing tact switches isn't a scary thing at all but if you have 0 experience with soldering, it may be overwhelming for you.

had it for some time now. with the black v2 jogwheel. mpc2500 functions really smoothly now. a lot of buttons were no longer working. jog wheel was no longer functioning properly. i need a qlink slider board which has been out of stock for some time now. im satisfied with the pcb board.

I'm satisfied with the smooth PCB board as well. I got the black jog wheel. I have to commend them on their service at mpc stuff. There was an issue with the first board they sent, but then they sent a replacement any everything went smooth.

yeah the build quality from mpcstuff is sometimes "questionable".... i changed sliders for a friend on his mpc 1000 because they didn't work. after putting new ones in they still didn't work. i found the failure. it was a NOT SOLDERED connection on the mpcstuff padupgrade. the small pcb board under the metalplate had some NOT SOLDERED connections. man, ridicolous.

Here's a comparison between the original jog wheel and the one on the MPCstuff pcb V3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVI2jjOJkVg

Removing the clicking, is possible from the original board. I've just done it... it requires desolder and soldering... and I would say a bit of risky operation... I'm no tech expert but i managed to do it.. saved me a new board.. if anyones interested let me know...

notimetowaste wrote: saved me a new board.. if anyones interested let me know...

I actually would: I replaced my board with a mpcStuff v3, but my 2500 is having weird issues and I'm wondering if I should try to restore and put back the original board. Thanks in advance!

I personally like the OG board. The clicky encoder is not a real problem for me. It is more annoying to have weird board behaviour than having a loud wheel. The wheels are serviceable or ou could just change the wheel against a new OG one or you could hack your board to accept the MPC 2000 XL jog wheel encoder.

notimetowaste wrote:Removing the clicking, is possible from the original board. I've just done it... it requires desolder and soldering... and I would say a bit of risky operation... I'm no tech expert but i managed to do it.. saved me a new board.. if anyones interested let me know...

yeah mane , tell me something about it - i have some contact problesm with my jogwheel and the mpcstuff board is not available